Top Portable Power Stations 2024 - (Ecoflow vs Jackery vs Anker vs Bluetti - Best Solar Generators)

This video is very informitive.
I'm Australian, so many of these power banks will cost me 2x or even 3x the American MSRP.
I experience a lot of power outages, so I'm in search of a power bank that can be placed under my desk, provide power to my PC, and also charge itself for the day I might need it.
It should function similar to a PC UPS.
When I do need it, my main requirement is for it to briefly power my large freezer once or twice (not continuously, just long enough to keep it cool), and hopefully, power a TV and console for at least 3 days (not while connected to the freezer). Not to mention charge some devises here and there.
Any advice on that?

I'd be interested in a broadband EMI (AC noise) reading on these units. I'd like to run clean battery power to an audio system separate from the house power.

Where do you get ur power calculators? 47 pieces of toasts lol😊

why is VTOMAN Jump 600X not on here?

Would love to get the Bluetti PS72 at that price but I can’t find it smh

Bluetti Canada dropped balls big time during holiday sale listing on Amazon Canada. During Canadian Boxing week sale, Bluetti AC180 on Amazon Canada was listed as $499 after massive discount. I made a posting to local deal hunters, a lot of people made the purchase.... only to find out 1~2weeks later receive a 'order cancellation' emails. From what I have read from all those users is that... bluetti simply gave the typical answer "price error". or didn't even bother to reply back. Can not confirm but it seems that they also removed bunch of negetive reviews/comments from amazon as well.
Regardless of the product itself... buyers should very highly consider customer service as well.

at 800 dollars the damn thing better have a 5 year guarantee and also a friendly battery replacement by customer.. batteries NEVER last long no matter what you make them out of..

Buying one of these for my homw to save a slight bit on light bill. I charge so much equipment on a regular . So why not get solar panel with a power station. Sunlight is free lol

That Bluetti is definitely not $269. It’s $399. Idk if it’s a good buy for that price.

Right for what i needed thanks :)

What’s your thoughts on Goal Zero?

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MIKE u R A GREAT
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I would never buy either one of these units because they both use, low cost, short lived high frequency, transformerless inverter technology in their design. High frequency inverters run much hotter due to their high switching speeds which shortens the life of the caps and MOSFETs in the units. And the poorer surge capacity offered by these units will prevent you from starting many high surge, household appliances.

like the analysis!

i will get one soon

the Sony LinkBuds S vs Galaxy buds fe. which has better noise cancellation?

Mike - thank you. Excellent, helpful, informative. Great job.

Please, Mike, Wh for capacity, not Watts!!! : )

I appreciate the earnest review, but I really need some bare minimum specs when you introduce each model. Max output, total W-h capacity, and AC charging wattage. If you can flash a specs card on the screen with each product intro, that would go a long way.

Omg I skip ads so automatically sometimes, I’m sorry, I’m def trying to watch them lol I’m so glad I no longer live somewhere these would be commonly used to compensate for the whole island being out of power 😂 Great info as always

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Honestly I wasn’t surprised that anker was in the top 3. They have very high quality and has everything a person needs. This is not related but I have a charging cord I got from them that is 3 years old and it’s still holding up well.

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As a south african, thank you for this video.

What I love about these videos is that O'Brien's range is so wide. He covers ALL tech. I never thought I would be engaged with a video about power stations. Thank you, Mike! (And I love that he reads his comments. He even liked this one probably)

No time stamps?

Second, after Mike O'Brien! Great video, as always.